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On Monday evening, Mayor Brett Smiley spoke at the Crib, an event space in Providence, to discuss the city’s nightlife and its impact on Providence’s economy and culture.
After a Saturday evening concert, Grammy Award-winning musician Jon Batiste held a masterclass for students and faculty in the Lindemann Performing Arts Center on Sunday.
For students hoping to further both their academic and artistic passions this shopping period, the Brown Arts Institute is offering a selection of courses that straddle theory and practice. The Herald ...
The next time you’re planning on going for a run, check more than just the weather — the air quality might affect your performance too.
After nearly a year of negotiations, the Labor Organization of Community Coordinators has reached a tentative agreement with the University that extends through June 2026, the union announced in a Jan. ...
As students start to return from a long, restful break, Brown athletes have been busy from the court to the rink. The Herald rounded up the most recent news about Bruno’s favorite sports teams. ...
Last weekend, the Brown women’s ice hockey team (11-9-1, 6-7-1 ECAC) returned to the win column in nail-biting fashion.
In a thrilling victory on Monday, the men’s basketball team (9-7, 1-2 Ivy) defeated Cornell (10-6, 2-1 Ivy) 83-82, bouncing back from a tough loss to Harvard on Saturday. Forward Aaron Cooley ’25 ...
After over 50 years in business, Berk’s Shoes & Clothing store on Thayer Street will close on Jan. 25. J Life Mart, Thayer’s go-to for Asian snacks, will be soon to follow.
Faculty expressed excitement for interdisciplinary programs and joint hiring opportunities expected to come with the establishment of the new School of International and Public Affairs at Brown.
Atlantic Mills in Olneyville, one of Providence’s oldest mill buildings, is currently pending for sale. Tenants have expressed concerns surrounding the purchase of the building and the preservation ...
Following the presidential inauguration, climate activists at Brown are looking to the future with both fear and optimism. This semester, Sunrise Brown is planning for a renewed focus on actions at the ...
Richard Locke P’18, Brown’s former provost, will step down as vice president and dean of Apple University to become the dean of the MIT Sloan School of Management effective July 1.
Winning a national championship is every team’s goal. For a club team, winning a Division I national championship seems more like a dream. The men’s rugby team (11-0) has now done it twice in three ...
As bird flu cases in the United States have begun to surface over the past year, public health officials continue to raise concern over the potential rapid spread of the virus among humans.
Earlier this month, nearly 50 Rhode Island legislators called on Gov. Dan McKee to declare homelessness a statewide public health emergency. In a Jan. 10 letter written by State Sen. Tiara Mack ’16 ...
This past December, Netflix released “Squid Game” season two — over three years after its first season. The hit series previously followed Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), better known as Player 456, ...
When early decision-admit Izzy Ahad of Reston, Virginia received her acceptance to the class of 2029, her friends showered her with praise.
For Emmie Fitz-Gibbon ’27, going to an art school was not something she had planned. But now, three years into the Brown-RISD Dual Degree Program, she can’t picture her life without it.
Who doesn’t want to work with a beautiful view in front of them? This is a dream for many who are stuck in their boring 9-to-5 jobs. However, working with a beautiful view comes with a common challenge: ...
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